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Who am I?

Guy Halferty

The question sometimes leads to a downward spiral. But when this writer began to explore a spiritual answer, he found himself rising to a fresh view of his own worth.

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Suicide's not the answer

Written for the Sentinel

Even if we feel as though hopelessness has pushed us to the edge, we aren't lost. There is a way out of the darkness. It is a way of love and healing.

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Choose life

About our cover—Recent discussion on ensuring choices about life and living may turn us to a deeper issue. We may begin to explore more fully what it is that actually sustains life.

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Loving, really loving, our neighbor

Russ Gerber

Few would argue that love calls for more than pleasant words. But do we see that love calls also for a reflection of the divine?

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Moving past the problem to healing

Mark Swinney

Basic to scientific Christian healing is the fact of man's spirituality. A fact central to the works Christ Jesus did.

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Not helpless after all

Marjorie Russell Tis

Instead of a good excuse for why we can't get out of our troubles, wouldn't we rather have a good reason for why we can progress?

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A heart and a spirit that won't quit

About our cover—What is it that impels people to bounce back even in the face of great adversity? Isn't it man's true nature as the expression of God coming to the fore?

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"Honour thy father and thy mother"—always?

Glory Holzworth

What happens when children and parents disagree? Does prayer make a difference?

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Free from painful memories

Marian Cates

The past may seem to be our prison keeper. But the keys to our release are found in a fresh view of our true, spiritual nature.

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Second Thought

Harry A. Shuster

"Healing from the perspective of the Christian faith . . . involves the totality of our being .... Whenever we are truly open to God, some kind of healing takes place."